armid

type ManagementGroup struct {
	// Name is the name of this management group
	Name string

	AttrTypes []string
	AttrNames []string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type ResourceGroup struct {
	// SubscriptionId is the UUID of the containing subscription
	SubscriptionId string
	// Name is the name of this resource group
	Name string

	AttrTypes []string
	AttrNames []string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type ResourceId interface {
	// RootScope returns the root scope of this resource.
	// For scoped resource, it is the including root scope resource id.
	// For root scopes, it returns itself.
	RootScope() RootScope

	// ParentScope returns the parent scope of this resource. Normally, scopes are seperated by "/providers/".
	// This is nil if the resource itself is a root scope.
	// E.g.
	// - /subscriptions/0000/resourceGroups/rg1/providers/Microsoft.Foo/foos/foo1 	-(parent scope)-> /subscriptions/0000/resourceGroups/rg1
	// - /subscriptions/0000/resourceGroups/rg1 									-(parent scope)-> nil
	ParentScope() ResourceId

	// Parent returns the parent resource. The parent resource belongs to the same provider as the current resource.
	// Nil is returned if the current resource is a root scoped resource, or this is a root scope.
	Parent() ResourceId

	// Provider returns the provider namespace of this resource id.
	// For scoped resource, it is the provider namespace of its routing scope, i.e. the scope of the resource itself.
	// For root scopes, it is a builtin provider namespace, e.g. "Microsoft.Resources".
	Provider() string

	// Types returns the resource type array of this resource.
	// For scoped resource, it is the sub-types of its routing scope, i.e. the scope of the resource itself.
	// e.g. ["virtualNetworks", "subnets"] for "Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/subnets"
	// For root scopes, it is a builtin type.
	Types() []string

	// Names returns the resource name array of this resource.
	// For scoped resource, it is the names of each sub-type of the Types(), which indicates it always has the same length as the return value of Types().
	// For root scopes, it is nil.
	Names() []string

	// TypeString returns the resource type string literal.
	// For scoped resource, this is the same as their RouteScopeString, with the leading "/" trimmed.
	// For root scope resource, this is the same as "Microsoft.Resources" + id.ScopeString()
	TypeString() string

	// String returns the resource id literal.
	String() string

	// Equal checkes the equality of two resource id. They are regarded as equal only when all the components are equal (case insensitively).
	Equal(ResourceId) bool

	// ScopeEqual checkes the equality of two resource id without taking the Names() into consideration.
	ScopeEqual(ResourceId) bool

	// ScopeString returns the string literal of the resource id without taking the Names() into consideration, for the whole resource id.
	ScopeString() string

	// RouteScopeString is similar as ScopeString, but only for the router scope (i.e. the last scope).
	// For root scope resource, this is the same as ScopeString.
	RouteScopeString() string

	// Normalize normalizes the invariant parts (e.g. Provider, Types) of the id  based on the input scope string.
	// The input scope string must be the same as calling the `ScopeString` of this id, except the casing.
	Normalize(string) error

	// Clone deep clones a ResourceId
	Clone() ResourceId
}

type RootScope interface {
	ResourceId
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

type ScopedResourceId struct {
	AttrParentScope ResourceId
	AttrProvider    string
	AttrTypes       []string
	AttrNames       []string
}

type SubscriptionId struct {
	// Id is the UUID of this subscription
	Id string

	AttrTypes []string
	AttrNames []string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type TenantId struct{}